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Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
COUNTY LlCEKsEs.

The law Pcqsairfng ail Csunty
Licenses 10 be applied for In ad.
vance OF orcommencsng any business
wall hereafter hc strictly eniorced.
All pessOns new I'm arrears for IL.
censcs must settle before the 31tbs
sr Dcre bcr 1890, sr legal steps
will be taken TO enforce pay sncnt
Of thc same.
ROBERT SrEEN.
sheriff.
ex.oGlciO License Tax Collector.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
Married.

LIVINGSTON kinglnan
OIL Thursday, January 10th, 1857, b,
County Judge Blakely. Dr. ID. y. Living
stone To Miss Beatrice Graiiain.
The newly married couple have the besl
wishes OF the MIssa iora, for their future
wsHlre. Tlis liberal allowance of cake
and wine left at this osicc witl the com
pliincnts of the doctor and his bride will
always insure them hearty weisomc al
any time within the next hrn lrcd years
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16

B Gus. w. rcecl,er, the enterprising mer-
chant OF this town, il having a neat fence
built around his residence. We were go
ing to call Gus. merchant prince"
bul concluded we hid better wait q few
months longer.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
iiursE.

In the house number OF uDimpor,ant
measures were discussed and pas 9 J..
The principal feature OF tiic morning ses-
sion, however, was the reconsideration OF
house 3ill No. 7. This bin au,hcrizesthe
governor to veto sections of an approPria-
ton bill without interpreting veto 10 the
whole bill. A vote WAS iaken on it yes-
tprday and lost. Asa demGratic mem
ber said on the fIoor to-day, The party
lash was applied and reconsideration Of
the vote taken today resulted in It's being
passed by yoie OF 10 to IL, four demo
Gratis voting against il.
Adjourlsed until 2p. m.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
I.p. Fisher and z. G. Dake are authoriz-
cd agents Ii San Francisco cf The MoaAvE
CouxTr MnEn.
Subscribers TO this paper will confer
favor by seeding notios Of any irregularity
in its delivery 10 this o1aos.

special notices in ths reading columns o.
the MJxKa will ise charged at the rate OF
Ter C~nts per iins for esoh insertion.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16

U07Toan live at home. and make more
iii money at work for ms, than 1T any
~ thing elGe IN this world. Capital
not needed; yon are started free. Doth
sexes; all ages. Anyone can do the work.
Large earnings sure from the 6rst stsrt.
Costly outlit and terms free. Better not
delay. Costs you nothing TO send ms your
address aud find out; II Won are wise you
will do 80 nj once. IL, HALtETr 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16
ce.tain ss''!ons oi an act to ineorpo,a .
.ii.s tliefna ir.liistri.L Assnriai. .0.I.

re.tain ast!onsi OF an at to lneorpo:a i
iii;g ii.snna lr,i,istri..i Association.
Sir. i',i..n case h.iiee il!.i ~ y 4. III,
i,rai,isc u j. easss' .is., 81, .t,i u -
! zeal u, .ia ssnit e,l. IN ~, h.am u!
secti,r 80 u ,l:a;aer 10. Iro ssai vi u
criminal cases, compiled LAWS.
On motion OF Mr. Anderson, that part
Of the judiciary committees report rcla-
tive 10 &. B's 4 and 5, be adopted, and
laid on the table.
On inoiion Of Mr.. Stevens, rules be
suspended, G. b. No. be read third
time and placed on its final passage.
Mr. Blinn moved 10 reconsider the
above motion. Carried.
On motion cf Mr.. Blinn, G. II. No. be
read third time and laid on the table.
I.ost.
On motion OF Mr.. Stevens, council adj
journed to The usual honr.
sia pursuant to adjournment
Roll called. All present.
House bills and II reported properly
cngrossc.l.
Mr.. Gray, chairman committee on cor
poratiois, reported IIoase bin No. "A en-
titled an act regulating the cleaning oi
stock cars etc, reported same with
amendments.
Mr.. Peel chairman Judiciary committee
recommended the pissage OF House bill
No. II, entitled an acl to amend sedions
s32 and 338 Of Gi,ai,tcr Nj, Compiled
Laws, entitled of proceedings in criminal
cases. House bill No. l5, providing for
tile selection OF jurors in iiicdi~iric, coHrt,
Judiciary committee reported isyorabiy.
Mr.. Triple gaze notice Of q bill 10 alltt
portion Of fayanai county TO ella
coIn.y.
Notice By Mr. Webb, to define the
Boundaries OF slaricopa county.
Notice by Mr.. smith, 70 repeal act
excmpting iremen from certain taxes,
jury duties, etc.
Notice by Mr.. Scott, of Apache. to pro
hibit the carrying Of deadly weapons.
House bill IL. TO provide revenue for
tie Territory Of Ari1ona, introduced by
Mr. Ashsrrt, referred to committee on
Ways and Means.
col sciL.
THURSDAY, January 20.
Boil, houses met at the usual hour this
morning.
The session OF the council vas dcroted
principally to The consideration OF The in
tIussrial exposi,ion bill The 18th legiaia-
tive session passed bill donating s 900
for this association, $500 Of shieh was
to be paid in 1887. A bill was introduced
to repeal the law and thus save this
~ 500 10 the territory. Able speeches
were made this morning ior and against
the repeating Of il,e bill. A vote was
taken sustaining ttie appropriation by 7
10 5, when the council adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow.
Eursg.
In the house number OF uDimporant
measures were discussed and pas Q J.
The principal ieature OF tiic morning ses-
sion, however, was the reconsideration Of
house iii No. Z. This bin auihcrizesthe
governor to veto sections II an approPria-
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16

Meol Stations.
Through tickets to all the principal cities
EAST and west on sale at the following sta
tions. Albuquerque, Holbrook, winslow,
Flagstaff. Peach Springs, Kingman, Pres.
cott and the Needles.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Via Lsgnns TO the Indian village OF
Aooma. l6 miles.
Via wisgatc to Fort wingate. miles,
Zuni Is miles.
Via 2laasscIilo 10 Fsrt Defiance tkav-
ajo agency, Is miles: Oahon de Cheile. 6S
miles; Ksams Canon, 90 miles
Via HslbRoslk, tr-wsskiy stages 10 %.
Johns, 50 miles, Port Apashs, - miiss;
SpringsrvilIs, s. miles; Snow Low. % n niiss
Taylorvilis, sS miles; Moqui Indian village
(no regular stsgs). % miles.
Via wiasIew to Brigham City snd Bua.
set.
Via Ash Fork. daily stages 10 Prescott
and whipple Barracks, 54 miles; daily stag
% from PRESCOTT to Phenlx, and tyi weekly
stages 10 Fort Verde.
Via Peach SprinG~ 20 tso Grand
Canon OF tlsc Colorado, I3 milea.
Via Ixi1Eman, daily stages TO STOCKTON
HILL, 10 miles; Mineral Park, IG miles; Ger
bat IL miles.
Via Iucca to Signal. 10 miles.
Via Needles, steamer TO Yuma, Colorado
river agency, Fort Mohave, Mohavs City.
HardyviIle, Arizona; and III Dorado Canon.
Nevada.
w. a. Bisscll.
7 General Passenger Agent.
ID. II. Robinson. Gen'l Manager.
Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16

Trains on the htisntic and Pacific Rail.
road are run on Mountain or Standard Time.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-16

E.. TUESDAY. January 18th.
Council met at usual hour.
House resolution thanking General
Miles, reported favorably by committee
and pasted.
Blinn INTRODUCED a bill abolishing
,ocnty courts and 10 re-establish probate
courts.
Drake introduced resolution asking
the opinion Of The attorney general as 10
whether county courts can be abolisiled
in ore county without atoiisbing them in
all, which was7aseed.
Breed introduced memorial to
Co gfess asking that some action b
taken by that body 10 keep the Naysis
Indians within the limits Of their reserya-
top.
Adjourned until 10 a. m. tomorrow.
HOUSE.
House met at usual hour.
The following bills were introduced:
A bill to amend an act relating 10 pro-
ceediDgs in criminal eases.
BY Eracewell, an act to regulate the
cleaning Of stock cars.
An act TO regulate the selection Of jn
Yies Ia the district court.
Andrews bin amending section 8,
chapter SO entitled Electric Telegraph,
was placed on final passage and passed
by q vote Of % 10 2, Messrs. Smith and
Trippel voting In the negative.
Adjourned until p. IN.
COUNCIL.
WEDNESDAY,, January 10,
Council met pursuant TO adjournment
Roll rallied: All present.
Prayer by chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
Mr.. Anderson, chairman Judiciar,
, committee, reported back G. i. No. J.
introduced by Mr.. Stevens, act concern
ing Witnesses and c. b. No. 5, introduced
by Mr.. Stevens, abolishing difference be
tween sealed and unscaled instruments
that they lie on the table, and copies be
furnished to the Code Commission. Mr.
Anderson reported, further, that his com.
mi,'ae recommend the passage C &C. b.
No. 8, introduced by Mr.. BInn, TO repeal
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Personal.

Miss Clara Holmes, St. Mary's, No.. IL the
guest of her uncle, Mr.. w. j. Hinchey, In
Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. M. Bradley spent several
days of last week in st. Louis.
j. v. Ryan is spending few weeks at
home.
Eli Tetwiler is in Poplar Bluff.
Miss Jennie Newman spent last week In
Fredericktown visiting friends.
Mr.. Chas. Hogan, Sikeston, Mo-. and Miss
Hattie Medley, Arcadia, left for visit to
friends IN Mississippi county.
Mrs. Richard Perry, st. Louis, is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. w. C. Patton.
Mrs. Clements, Louisville, KY, arrived in
Ironton last Wednesday on visit to her
son, Jno. Clare.
Mrs. Gus. Long, st. Louis, is spending the
summer in Ironton.
w. II. Byers' family left last Sunday for
Chicago, where they will pass the remainde
of the summer.
D. j. Han cock, Jr., st. Louis, spent sever
al days of last month with the family Of w.
G. Fairchild in this city.
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Last week was a very broken week on ac-
count of the railroad not furnishing fiat cars.
The Captain made Saturday lively among
the contractors and time-keepers. 1t was
measuring day.
200 tons of old iron, taken from the old
Rebel Ram, "Merrimac," was consigned to
the Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works last
week to he converted into nails.
AS DR.. S. E. Strong contemplates putting
up telephone line between his Office In
Pilot Knob and his residence in Ironton,
why wouldn't it be good thing for an extra
instrument to be put on at some business
place in Ironton-say the REGISTER Office
Just for the looks, il 1t was no benefit?
Our old friend, John Stafford, has sold out
his livery stable and intends to devote his
whole time In his blacksmith shop on Second
street in the Knob.
Billy Philips, the Knobs famous baritone
player, has left for the Lakes.
Friedland spends his spare time practicing
on the tuba.
Nick has two more dogs besides Brutus,
and they keep the shaft pretty well cleared
of rats, cats and other varmints.
Bob has started gun shop, SO II there are
any Of your fowling pieces that need new
stocks or other repairs bring them along.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04
From Belleview.
OLD MAID.

Ed. Register-The picnic having passed,
everything is quiet again.
Well, the picnic-we decline saying any.
thing about it, as we reside four miles west
of x Roads, and, therefore, know but little
about the way it was got up. Several parties
have been trying to get ye scribe to give full
particulars as the old settlers view It; but
not being an old settler of the Valley, we
consider ourself clear of the affair aud pro.
pose to remain so; but If we were an old
settler and thought the matter needed an
explanation, we certainly would give the
people little light on the subject.
The Institute closed Friday evening, and
the teachers that were In attendance went
home Saturday, each one seeming to be hap
py because the trying ordeal was over.
About one third Of the number that attended
will commence teaching Monday, August 1st.
They all expressed that they had enjoyed
their four weeks stay in our valley very
much. and believed they were benefited to q
great extent by Prof. Scott's instructions
and hoped to meet again next year.
Mr.. T. r. Miner was the guest of your
writer one day last week. He reported ev-
erything fiourishing at Black P. o.
The game Of base ball played Thursday,
July 18th, 1887, between the Beilevi.w Mo-
docs and the Bismarck Changers stood 16 to
10 In favor of the Modocs. The winning
club was to get prize of $1,000 and each
club did their best. The game was played
at Belleview.
Mr.. A. Newton, Of GAINESVILLE, was in our
town one day last week.
Willie Harral died July q, and his remains
were brought here and inferred at the Ed
son cemetery near his parents. who crossed
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04
Letter From Courtois.

Having removed, at least for time, from
the classic shades of Reynolds county, pro-
ceedings were opened here by sermon on
the Sd inst, preached by the writer rs the
curate Of Rev. Riley Hawk.
School opened on the 4th inst. Up to this
date the enrolment IL twenty.
The schoolhouse Is not in good shape, but
. little judicious work will greatly improve
1t, without expense to the district. The
scholars are very orderly and pleasant, and
the people do all In their power to give me
pleasant home among them, and it goes for
the saying that they have great success In
their efforts. Ny home Is with Mr.. Andrew
Larimore, about one mile from the school,
house. hope Indian Greek will not sur
round the schoolhouse and compel me to
wade out, ~ II did my illustrious predeces-
scr, j. T. p, two or three years ago. ii the
creek should arise greatly, the schoolheuse
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04

will be difficult OF access. Matters had be-
come discouraging, but the probabilities are
i'd favor Of good school.
Not long since we had a pleasant visit from
Messrs. Judge Dinning and Charles Smith.
OF Potosi.
Dinning and Byrnes have here D good thing
In iron and timber.
On last Saturday there was picnic at Mr..
w. Fl. Turner's store, which was quite an
enjoyable affair. The writer received sun.
dry invitations to attend and crate, but he
was making some greatly needed changes In
the schoolroom, and when he carried home
the carpenter tools he spent two three hours
very delightfully."- surrounded by bright and
cheerful company. both old and young.
On last Sabbath there was Missionary Bap-
fist meeting on Indian Greek. numerous,
neat and orderly congregation assembled.
But there was no preaching. Rev. Todd,
assisted by Mr.. James Bryan, ground out q
long grist Of words. But with those gentle-
men words are not signs Of ideas. As there
was no gospel in the pulpit, looked for 1t
in the pews, and found it there in the eyes
and faces of both old and young, especially
in pair Of clear dark hazel eyes whose
beautiful owner was evidently graphing
earnestly with some great problem in life,
steadied by the peace Of God, which passeth
all understanding.
The writer enjoyed very much meeting
with the Hon. W. T. Croker, and still more
a pleasant greeting from Miss e. 81. Love.
The writer still swears by the West End of
Iron county, as he has an abiding faith that
ssthe roses will come again. and that at the
evening time there shall be light.
In my school Mr.. F. M. Anderson shows
great readiness in learning, and il progress
sing well in arithmetic, geography, grammar
and history. Miss Mary Larimore is a very
accurate speller, being fair match for Miss
Tessa Henderson, OF Belgrade. Quite a
number of other scholars are coming up
nicely. The pedagogue spends some of his
time in cutting out o road from Mr.. Lari-
more's to Indian Creek church.
There will be one more article on Peda.
gogy, and then "The Swamp Angel" will be
noticed. THOMAS CALAHAN.
July 21st.
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Mining Notes.

Prof. j. ". c. Phillips, NJ. E., is at present
in the south part of Iron county making ex-
aminations of certain mineral lands for some
eastern parties. Iron, lead, copper, silver,
marble are known to exist on said lands; tin
and gold are supposed to have been discov-
cred. That the lands are rich in minerals
there Is no question.
Prospecting Is still going on in the Shut. In
iron mines.
A con pany is formed to work certain cop
per prospects In Iron county and will develop
1t thoroughly.
A company is about to be organized with
sufficient capital to develop certain silver
and lead mining properties; said properties
are located in Iron county and show good
outcroppings at the surface.
Prospecting is being carried on In Rey-
nolds county for manganese ores; this pros
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04

pecting is being done by E. G. Reed. who is
also working the Shut-In iron mines known
rs the Cowan mines, three miles east Of this
city.
Thos. Beard will soon Git is expected)
commence mining Operations with some
eastern capitalist. The mines are located In
Iron and Franklin counties.
Thos. Beard, Mining Expert, examined
two pieces Of mining property this week for
nom residents.
1t is rumored that the Ore and Steel Com
pany is about to sink shaft at the Begley
mines east of town. 1t Is reported also that
the Company is about to reopen Cedar Hill
mines. u. b.
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the river of Death several years ago. His
sisters and relatives have our sympathy In
their sad bereavment. May they look to
Him who is able to help them bear all their
trials and difficulties IN this world Of sin and
sorrow.
Death cannot make our souls afraid,
II God be with us there
We may walk through its darkest shade
And never yield to fear.
o then thou source Of life and joy supreme,
Whose arm and thine alone can save,
Dispel the darkness that surround
The entrance to the grave.
Quite number from this valley attended
the picnic at Caledonia last Saturday.
Mr.. L. Alcorn is teaching school In the
Adams district at present. He came home
last Saturday and returned Sunday evening.
Mr.. Black and James Goggin, who have
been in our valley for the past month, re.
turned to their home near Edge Hill last
week.
Peaches are ripe, and those who have
many can sell them for good price. We
believe VIM. Buford has the finest peaches
In this section.
Inc pFOGrACIeQ ucctluSS IbAot nave D0e0
continued for or weeks have all closed,
and still the majority of the young people,
and goodly number of the old ones,a ARE out
siders.
We suppose that the blooming youth In all
his prime
Was counting up his little bit and inch of
time,
For we oftimes have heard them say, tits
their intent,
When they get old, to then repent.
And the aged sinners they seldom turn
Because their hearts are so hard they cannot
mourn
Much harder than the fiinty rock,
1t will not yield though Jesus knock.
Come parents, take solemn view
OF those dear children reared by you;
They laugh and twist-oh my, you bet they
do
Whisper, point their fingers at Christians,
and sometimes at the preacher, too.
Oh parents, won't you tremble there,
Who raise your children with such carer
think I've heard some large children say,
They never haye heard their parents pray.
More anon. LLKw-EL-LYN.
August LIST, 1887.
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Notice is hereby given, that Letters
IF Administration on the Estate OF
James Hughes, late of Iron county,
have been granted to the nn-
James Buford, by the Pro-
bate Court of the County of Iron. bear
ing date the 18th day of July, 1887.
All persons having claims against said extae are
required to exhibit them to me for aliowanc with
in year after the date OF said letters. they
may be preeiuded from any benefit Of such estate;
and IL such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the time of the publication Of this not
Ice, they will be forever barred.
JAMES BUR ORD, AdmlnitsrntoY.
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Notice Of Administrators Sale.

(. James Buford, Administrator of the estate
of James A. Hughes, deceased, will on
Saturday, the eth Day Of august, 1887,
at the late residence Of deceased, between
the hours Of A. N. ard 6 P. M, sell, for cast
In hand, to the highest bidder, at public auc.
ton, the following personal property, be.
longing To said estate, to wit:
One horse, one mule, one cow, one heller,
eight hogs, one wagon and harness; also
farming tools and implements, grain, hay,
growing crops, and other articles too mum.
erous to mention. JAMES BUF0RD,
Administrator.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04

Great Attraction at Emerson's Park on
Wednesday evening, August Sd. Lawn Fes-
tival given by the ladies of the Episcopal
Church. Music, Magnificent Fairy Scene,
Grand Statuary, among other attractions.
Elegant Refreshments, appropriate to the
season, will be served during the evening.
The Valley Orchestra will be there, and en-
terrain the guests with music. In the event
of rain, the Festival viii be postponed to the
first fine evening following. Come one, come
aI1f -. -
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04

STAYED OR SToLEN-On June LIST, from
Strother's Fork Of Black River, about four
miles from Red Point Store, Iron county,
No., one Chestnut Sorrel Mare, 6 years old,
past; has two collar marks on left shoulder,
and knot on each jaw; is about IA hands
high, shod all around. A reasonable reward
will be paid for information that will lead
to the recovery Of said animal.
T Nfry0D
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04

Among the inquiries of the Government
Agricultural Department at Washington, is,
what amount of fax was raised in Iron coun-
ty in the year 1885, as compared with the re-
turns of the last season? Now, If there is
any person or persons in Iron County who
raised any fax in the year 1886, please inform
me through the REGISTER.
T. p. RUSSELL,
Agricultural Reporter.
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A Rare Opportunity!

BANKRUPT STOCK OF WALL-PAPER!
1000 Rolls Of Gold, Satin. Silks, Flats and
White Blanks. This is New, Fresh Stock,
closed out by large Olive Street house IN
st. Louis. Now is the time to get stock OF
Wall Paper at Low Prices at
CUT.PRICE, Ironton. Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04

We will offer an Extra. Fine Magune Impe.
rial Tea (Green) at 30c per pound.
just Received: Carload of Fresh Gro
ceries at Less than st. Louis Prices.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04

Silas Vaughn, "Sigh," takes pleasure in
announcing to his former patrons, and
friends, that he has returned to his old stand,
opposite the drug store. Those who wish q
first class Haircut, in any style, Shave or
Sea Foam, are invited to call.
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Horse Wanted!

years old; 16 hands high; well built
sound, and without blemish; about 1000
pounds weight; good driver for buggy.
r. ZwART.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04

Buggies, Hacks, and for accommodations
for Picnic excursions. New rigs and good
horses.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04

NJ. Darmody at the Brown Farm has q
balf-dozen Fresh Mich Cows for sale at
reasonable prices.
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funnel Urlftlngs.

Mr.. Moody's new
improved diamond
drill bit Is working
good. His runners
claim bis bit lasts
just three times as
long as the old style
bit. This should
be Of some import
ance to runners Of
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04
WANTED! .

A Good Cook and also Dining Room
Girl at the AMERICAN HOTEL.
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List of uncalled for letters In Post Office at
Ironton, Mo-, for month ending August LIST,

Arnold Mrs Matte
Adams John
Baget Mrs Perlinia
Bennett Mrs John
Barker jeff
Bates w X
Callow Joe B
Carpenter Thomas 2
Cook Mrs Sarah
Douglass Miss Allie
Domenics Banniva
Dolosier Miss Sallie
Duffy Miss Maude
Dewitt Miss Louise
Doherty Miss Cassie
Farmer Rob L
EarlSter James
Good Nelly
Graves Mrs. Mack
Holloran Miss Mary
Inman Islander
Inman Mrs Amanda
Jamison John
James John
All letters not cal
will be sent to the d
i. i
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-08-04

At Cut-Price This Week
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-20

bor line old wines and liquors 20
to the st Charles saloon.